Mark’s Friday Evening Forecast

Posted: Nov 16, 2018 / 06:06 PM MST / Updated: Nov 16, 2018 / 06:06 PM MST

A cold front will push through eastern New Mexico this weekend dipping temperatures well below average. Highs across the northeast will be in the low 40s. Here in the Albuquerque area the front really won’t have much impact. Temperatures will be in the mid-50s on Saturday in the low 50s on Sunday.

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Grant’s Saturday Evening Forecast

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Clouds increase for some parts of New Mexico Saturday

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A weak storm system will move in on Saturday. The storm will bring additional clouds to most areas. The northern mountains could also pick up a couple of snow showers. Sunday looks sunny and mild. Big changes are on the way next week. A storm will drop down to our west on Tuesday. This will ramp up winds and bring in the chance of snow.